Hi everyone, I came across these forum just for some reassurance more than anything and in some ways to help me feel less alone. my mum recently got diagnosed with lung cancer just before Christmas after finding a tumour through the CT scan. Only yesterday...
I was diagnosed with NSCLC in mid August. The tumour was 7cm in the middle to top lobes of my right lung. After various screenings there was No evidence of any spread. my consultant decided with all the checks and balances that i could have surgery and...
Hello, I am 73yo married and have a lovely suportive family. I would appreciate any help, advice, tips please. Yesterday I got the results from my Bronchoscopy I have a mass, some elevated lymph nodes and a collapsed lung they said it is small-cell...
Hello, I really don’t know what to do - my dear mum is older (82) and was first diagnosed in 2016, operated on, had chemo and was clear until it returned in her left lung in 2019. She had chemo and immunotherapy which she was so poorly from decided...
Hi everyone. I had a lung resection in August with 4 sections removed. Fortunatly I am lucky and all seems to have gone well. I have been having preventative Chemo, which is not going so well. My blood's are slow to recover and I am getting some side...
Has anyone had vision side effects from keytruda. It’s been helping shrink tumor so afraid to make an issue out of it
I was diagnosed with right lung cancer a year ago. The doctor told me I had been lucky as I had developed the cancer at least three to four years before they told me. I'm told it is a slow growing cancer but that is all. Does it have a name how does it...
Hi Everyone I am 69 years old and didn't have any symptoms until the beginning of October. I have never smoked a cigarette in my life. After many tests, scans, bronchospocy and lung bioposy, I have been told I have a 7cm (at last measuring) tumour...
Hi everyone im new here my partner has incurable lung cancer stage 4 has had chemo but has now started growing again im scared it may have now gone to his brain because he is falling a lot a we are waiting for a brain scan result and we are so scared...
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